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3/31/08

PETRIE-FLOM STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
Call for Applications

The Center is pleased to announce the call for applications for the 2008-2009 Student Fellowship Program. The program is open to graduate students across Harvard University interested in fields at the intersection of health and law, public policy, and ethics. See the program description and application requirements. Please note the application deadline is May 23, 2008.

3/31/08

PETRIE-FLOM ACADEMIC FELLOWS COHEN AND ROIN JOIN HARVARD LAW FACULTY

The Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology and Bioethics at Harvard Law School is pleased to announce that both of the academic fellows the Center had on the academic job market this year, I. Glenn Cohen and Benjamin Roin, have received and accepted offers to join the Harvard Law School faculty as assistant professors.  Faculty Director Einer Elhauge remarked, “Glenn and Ben will, I think, prove to be the leading law professors of the next generation in bioethics and biotechnology, two of the Center’s three major subfields.  I couldn’t be happier with how they developed as scholars during their stints as academic fellows.  I am even more thrilled to have both of them join the faculty and the Center to help guide future academic and student fellows in achieving the Center’s goal of producing health law scholarship that is rigorous, original, intellectually interesting, and socially useful.”

Official HLS Announcement:
Three Young Scholars Join HLS Faculty as Assistant Professors

Full Text of the Center's Announcement

3/30/08

Academic Fellow I. Glenn Cohen's article The Constitution and the Rights Not to Procreate was just published in the Stanford Law Review.

3/28/08

The Petrie-Flom Center is delighted to announce the upcoming appointments of four new outstanding Academic Fellows: Michael Frakes, Allison Hoffman, Christopher Robertson, and Melissa Feeney Wasserman. Read the official announcement with their bios.

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